Waynesville Seeks fourth straight Warren crown in title tilt
Waynesville Spartans, aiming to become the first to win a fourth consecutive Warren County tournament, meet Carlisle Indians in the 1950 final at Middle gym. Key matchups center on Dan Simpson and Jack Tinney for Waynesville and Gene Fogle for Carlisle, with Jim Moore and Jim Oglesby among Carlisle’s top defenders. The winner advances toward district play, while the consolation bracket determines semifinal pairings.
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Jerry Nardiello
Waynesville
Spartans
Warren County
Carlisle
Ed Porter
Bill Freeman
Indians
Harveysburg
Otterbein
Freeman
Dan Simpson
Jack Tinney
Springboro
Simpson
Tinney
Porter
Warren Sheehan
Lee O'Banion
Harold Stanley
Emery Robbins
Gene Fogle
Fogle
Morrow
Mason
Jim Moore
Moore
Jerry Oglesby
Jim Mabry
Frank Pence
Xenia
Carlisle-Waynesville
Franklin Set To Clash With Eaton On Tue At Monroe
Franklin Wildcats aim for a 13th win as they host Eaton Golden Eagles Tuesday at Monroe High on the new gym floor. Coach Mickey McDade weighs rest versus lineup while Franklin seeks to rebound from two straight losses and stave off a possible outright Little Six title loss. Gene Neff of Eaton looms as the key opponent as Franklin closes regular season before district play. Willie Hoppe tops Kilgore in Chicago as Sarazen's long PGA run noted.
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Clarence
Mickey’ McDade
Franklin
Wildcats
Eaton
Golden Eagles
Wilcats
Monroe High
Wild Loats
Lebanon
Aviators
Springfield Catholics
Miamisburg
McCade
Greenville
Gene Neff
Dayton Coliseum
Butler and Preble county hoops reach final week
Butler and Preble county high school teams head into the final week of county cage tournaments at Wilson Gym Hamilton. Trenton and Seven Mile meet in a semi final while Hanover faces Stewart in another round of four as the winners seek the county title. Consolation games shine in the prelims at the True- barn venue.
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Butler
Preble County
Orly
Oxford Stewart
Er County
Trenton
Hanover
Seven Mile
Xavier
Wilson Gym
Hamilton
Dale Beckett
Stewart
Batte
Sports Mirror Recaps Past Champs and Tonight’s Matches
Associated Press notes mark yearly golf and boxing milestones, with Johnny Palmer winning the $10,000 Houston Open a year ago and featherweight Willy Pepe defending his title in a 1S-round New York bout five years back. It also covers decade- and decade-plus-old results, plus tonight’s high school schedule: Verona versus Dixon, West Alexandria vs Jackson, Monroe vs Lanier, and semi finals West Elkton vs Cameen and Jefferson vs College Carne.
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Associated Press
Johnny Palmer
Willie Pepe
Phil Terr
Ranova
New York
Tony Pennal
Jimmy Demaret
Norma Taubeie
Millicent
Preble
College Corner
Dixon
Barber Nears 20th Year As Broadcaster
NEW YORK AP Walter Red Barber marks 20 years since he first wiped a microphone as CBS sports director in 1946. He began broadcasting in 192... years earlier at WRUF Gainesville reading about cows in college. He moved through Cincinnati and MLS ball, World Series work, Notre Dame football, and in 1939 joined New York local Dodgers broadcasts, later becoming CBS sports director in 1946.
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NEW York
Walter
CBS
University of Florida
WRUF
Gainsville
Fla
Red
W Cincinnati
MLS
Cincinnati
Ohio State
CBS Sports
Veteran Rider Sets Record In Cycle Win
Billy Mathews, a Canadian rider from Hamilton, won the national 200 mile beach course race in Daytona Beach Florida at 88.55 mph. The 37 year old claimed his second 200 mile title with a previous record of 85.88 mph and earned 2500 dollars. Dick Klamfath of Groveport Ohio finished second.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Billy On Rews, Vetter
Canada
Mahews
Ritfle
Hamilton Pont
Dick Klamfath
Groveport
Mathews
Trinity Juniors Top Teddy Five In Hoop Clash
Trinity Juniors improved to three wins and three defeats by defeating Roosevelt Kings 55-28 at Trinity Gym. John Waddell scored 22 and Jim Stammer 12 for Trinity, while Paul Cole led Roosevelt with nine. In the preliminary Sherman Grade School beat Trinity 33-14, with R Dykes scoring 11.
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Trinity
R. Dykes
Sherman
Tim Kraft
Washington Deadeye Dominates Ohio Gallery Rifle Meet
Arthur E. Cook of Washington D C swept the Ohio Gallery Rifle Tournament turning it into a one man show. He won four of five eligible men's championships and set a world record with 435 consecutive bullseyes in the prone metallic sight event. He totaled 1 077 of 1 200 for the grand aggregate. Cook also won offhand metallic sights and offhand any sights. Waldo Seagly won the three position ang si. Paul Spry was second. Gene Holmes won the Ohio State championship. The state team score of 7 041 in a postal match with Ontario and Quebec included Donald Compton.
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Washington
Ohio
Columbus
Arthur E. Cook
Washington, D.C
Jand
Cook
Waldo Seagly
Topeka
Ind
Paul Spry
Lima
Gene Holmes
Ashland
Ontario
Quebec
Donald Compton
Wilmington
Poff Receives Army Certificate in Sendai
News of servicemen reports Private First Class Chester Poff, son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Poff of 1612 Germantown Road, has earned a certificate of achievement from Maj General Liand S Hobbs, commanding general of Ninth Corps. The presentation occurred February 10 in the corps commander's office in Sendai, Japan.
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Sendai
Japan
Chester Poff
Oscar’ Poff
Germantown Rd
Ninth Corps
Liand 8. Hobbs
Moose and Legion Bowlers Shine in Weekend League Action
Moose traveling league action followed a 14 pin exhibition win at Broad St Bowl. Jim Colvin led with 191 182 174 for the local crew. Tom Lee posted 195 193 201 for 489. Bales Market in the Legion Post 218 circuit rolled 1,000 pins, beating Hamilton’s Darwin-Shan quintet at Yankee Rd. Ralph Baker 238 208 245 691 and Mike Barach 216 220 190 628 fueled the locals. Neff led the visitors with 173 195 245 613 as Hamilton took the last game after two openers by Bales.
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Pima
Piquads
Hamilton
Broad St. Bowl
Jim Colvin
Tom Lee
Bales
American Legion Post
Darwin-Shanp
Yankee Rd
Baw- Mar
Ralph Baker
Mike Barach
P. Neff
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Monroe
Willie Hoppe
Chicago
Ray Kilgore
Los Angeles
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Gene Sarazen
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Cincinnati, Ohio
R. E. Helsinger
First American Bk. & Ty. Co
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Union
Sports Mirror
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